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This Studio 917 City Series pull is a contemporary bar pull for cabinet doors and drawer fronts, mounted on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and finished in Brushed Satin Brass.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center dimension is the right answer for a specific problem: a drawer or door front wide enough that a smaller pull looks undersized but not so tall or wide that it needs an appliance-scale handle. Base cabinet drawers in the 18 to 24 inch range, wide upper doors, and furniture-style pantry fronts all land in this zone. At those proportions a 128 mm pull reads as deliberate rather than as an afterthought, which is what most contemporary kitchen programs are after. This spacing also appears frequently in renovation work because it is one of the standard hole patterns on production cabinetry, making it a common drop-in replacement for existing hardware.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Brushed Satin Brass. The brushed texture mutes the warm gold tone so it reads as a soft, even surface rather than a bright metallic one. That quality is useful in kitchens and baths where the hardware sits under recessed or under-cabinet lighting: a polished gold finish picks up every hot spot in the room, while a brushed satin one stays consistent across the run of a drawer bank. Brushed Satin Brass sits in the gold tone family and coordinates well with warm wood species, painted whites and creams, and the warmer side of the gray spectrum.
This pull fits naturally into a contemporary kitchen or bath where the hardware program leans warm rather than cool and the cabinetry is flat-fronted or lightly detailed. Designers specifying a full kitchen will find the City Series useful because it offers a consistent design language across multiple centers and configurations, so the same collection can cover a mix of narrow drawers and wide ones without switching families. Cabinet shops doing production runs on a contemporary spec benefit from a bar pull at this center-to-center that carries the right proportions without the weight or price of a heavier profile. Homeowners replacing dated hardware on existing cabinetry drilled at 128 mm centers can drop this in without picking up a drill.
Center-to-center is the hole spacing: 5-1/16 inches (128 mm) between the centers of the two mounting holes. Overall length is 5-5/16 inches (135 mm), which is the full end-to-end size of the bar. Drill or match your holes to the center-to-center dimension, not the overall length.
Warm. It sits in the gold tone family, so it reads as a muted, brushed gold rather than a silver or chrome. It pairs well with natural wood tones, warm whites, and cream painted finishes.
The City Series is designed as a coordinating collection, so companion knobs and pulls in the same series share the same design language and finish. Mixing knobs on doors and pulls on drawers within one series is a common and practical approach.
Yes. A 128 mm bar pull at this scale works well on a wider vanity drawer or a full-height door, and Brushed Satin Brass is a finish that suits both kitchen and bath environments.
When the drawer bank is wide and the finish program runs warm, this City Series pull delivers the spacing, the proportion, and the brushed gold tone the job calls for.
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